Backpacking in The Tetons

Originally posted on all other priorities rescinded:
The highlight of our Wyoming trip was heading out into the “backcountry” of the Tetons, which is VERY different from, say, the backcountry of Denali. In the Tetons, there are visible trails and all sorts of signs that provide such important information as how many miles it is to the next checkpoint…

The Ultimate Packing Guide for Backpacking Europe

The best way to travel Europe is with only one carry-on sized bag. Budget flights that don’t include a checked bag, buses and trains without luggage racks, uneven cobblestone streets, fourth floor hotel rooms without a lift, and tiny taxis with no extra room all create an environment that is not very luggage friendly. If…

A Study in Flame: Solo Stove Titan Review and Giveaway!

Originally posted on Patrons of the Pit:
*To the readership. This is a rare event on PotP. Don’t miss your chance to enter to win a free Solo Stove Titan in our first ever giveaway. All you need to do is leave a comment below, then go to this link, Titan Giveaway – Patrons of the Pit,…

This Solitude will Soon Pass Away

Originally posted on the Ordinary Hiker:
? Solitude has a Season Winter hiking, even on a sunny day, usually is a solitary event. Few people enjoy its solitude with me on the trails. I’m scouting out new trails to add to my circuit. This lakeshore trail has some promise. I was immediately greeted by a…

Backpacking Palawan

Originally posted on Silhouette Wanderlust:
Please watch my video which showcased the beautiful places in Palawan. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-ZT0V9Ekao

The 10 Types of People You Meet in Hostels

Article Source: travellingtheworldsolo.com TRAVELLING THE WORLD SOLO Anyone who has stayed in at least a handful of different hostels will surely have noticed that there are a few common archetypes that seem to pop up time and time again within such a setting. From the token dude travelling with his acoustic guitar to the person whose…

Backpacking Europe | The Budget: Part 1

Article Source: anchoredadventureblog.com Anchored Adventure Blog Biking is not only cost-effective, but it’s a great way to work off all the delicious food you eat on a trip. It’s all fun and games….until you run out of money. Don’t be that person.  So unless you’ve discovered how to make money grow on trees, it is…

A Far Out Excuse for Escaping to the Woods… The Sierra Trek Series: Part 1

Originally posted on Wandering through Time and Place:
Inspired by the beauty of the Five Lakes Basin found north of Interstate 80 in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California, I started a lifetime of backpacking in 1969. ? At Five Lakes Basin’s/ Biggest little lake /after all day scrambling on the peaks/ a naked bug…

Feeling Nature in Recovery: Backpacking in Utah

Originally posted on Richy's World of Recovery & The Outdoors:
There’s no better way to truly connect with nature than backpacking. Pack your bag and walk into the unknown with nothing but yourself to keep you company, and alive for that matter. Ive done backing in the South-East and done somer serious back-county in…

Olympic NP: Backpacking the Southern Coast, Part II (a.k.a. In Which It Hits the Fan)

Originally posted on Adventures of Five:
Have you ever had the feeling? The one that niggles at the back of your mind and warns you that things are too good to be true? That every event in life is connected and the butterfly effect isn’t just some bad Ashton Kutcher movie? Suffice it to say…

What I learnt whilst backpacking

Originally posted on Face Camera Action:
If you throw out the idea that your thinking about going backpacking, people will instantly start taking the piss and asking questions such as ‘What? Are you going to find yourself or something?’ and ‘How are YOU going to manage that?!’but what these people didn’t realise is that their…